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Sant ‘Antioco is a very quiet place and clean , we loved to stayed by the sea ,good restaurant Always receive helped when needed to go somewhere 😊 I can’t wait to go again in b&b she was a family for us We ate pizza from her son restaurant that was awesome snd good price , people never stop coming buying pizza 🍕 😊 I would like to thank them 😘❤️

I stayed in SantAntioco for 4 nights, I visited the island isla d peitro which was very nice,Sant Antioco is a sleepy town, with some historical sites, a lovely water front to walk along, also most of the restaurants are on the water front, tases serve some amazing with meals

A laid back and restful little town, particularly outside of July and August. Safe, quiet and everything you need is right there in walking distance. Near countless beaches starting at less than a five minute drive. Great restaurants, shops, all you need.

Good base for exploring South Sardinia. The beach & sand dunes of Porto Pino is only 30 mins drive. At night there are a lot of places to explore in the city center. The underground village is a must visit. Be sure to have dinner at Il Tamarindo, best restaurant in the island

A busy, bustling town, Sant’Antioco is great for couples and families alike. The main thoroughfare is closed to cars at 8 pm and restaurants and cafes distribute tables and chairs for evening meals, drinks and ice cream. Children play up and down the street safely, whilst the adults socialise, shops remain open until around 10 pm and there is a general feeling of safety and conviviality throughout the centre of town. My main criticism is that there are very few options for those who don’t eat fish and don’t wish to eat pizza every night. Overall, Sant’Antioco is a charming and friendly town, but time your visit carefully as, over the last couple of days, we noticed the gradual slowing and closing down of amenities at the end of the holiday tourist season.

We loved an island and the city of Sant' Antioco. Great beaches, history and food. Friendly people, but aggressive drivers. They should work on that. We tourists get lost from time to time also with navigation on. At the times we don't need angry local drivers to frustrate us with their inappropriate attitude. They should learn from Sicilians, which are fast but cool drivers. 😉